Snorting.

So you think you think you can snort ?

Snorting in my opinion, is equivalent to nasal farting or grunting. Though, grunting may be slightly shorter in length. Can you snort ? Well everybody can snort, if they try hard enough.

You didn't think i'd talk about snorting right ? Of course not, that's mental. Well, when I try to associate mental images with snorting, a thousand noses of different shapes, sizes and color come to my mind. All of it, has everything to do with hygiene.

Hygiene is one of the most essential survival skills. We are humans, our immune systems can only work so hard, but it's our part to play to maintain our health and cleanliness. Hygiene may seem to be a simple issue that only involves the physical contact between objects but there's more depth to just hygiene and it's definition. Hygiene leads to various other challenges and shapes certain aspects of life. It also branches out into different sections. There's hygiene for the skin, body, sensitive areas, organs etc. Problems and solutions work together yes, but how far can you depend on hand sanitizers to carry out their job well, as your only ultimate solution to change your hygiene regime.

If the world were to be really paranoid over hygiene, Dettol and other various companies that manufacture hand sanitizers would be filthy rich ! For everything we touch, we pump some hand sanitizer. That'd be really superb but absolutely mental. Plus, if you notice, Dettol always emphasises on how effective their hand sanitizers are. Yes, 99%. They can only kill 99% of germs. Who knew how much germs and bacteria you have had on your hands and your body ? Possibly, for just that 1% that Dettol can't protect, there could be 1 000 000 germ cells lurking on your skin. Freaky, tell me about it.

Our dependence on new technology and the ever-changing world, has taken our perceptions on every aspect of our life a notch up. This may not necessarily be good. Just as i was suggesting earlier on hand sanitizers, companies are now able to come up with their best solutions to aid people in their daily hygiene regimes, but would that be actually compensating for the basic cleanliness skills such as washing hands after visiting the restroom, after having a meal, after sneezing, after coughing etc. ? Technology can fail us, why depend on it ?

Well, that's about it on snorting. As a matter of fact, nothing !